The phrase "absurd processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe procedures or methods that are unreasonable, illogical, or nonsensical in nature.
Example: "The company has implemented several absurd processes that only complicate the workflow and frustrate employees."
Alternatives: "ridiculous procedures" or "nonsensical methods".
You accuse the immigration courts of using "snarled and absurd processes" without providing specifics.
That judgment, unfortunately, applies to much of the snarled and absurd processes in the immigration courts.
Although scientists have already calculated their findings, and delivered the data, the union reserves the right for interpretation in one of the most absurd processes ever explained.
"It's an absurd process".
We in the west may dismiss the Syrian election as an absurd process, a mockery of democracy.
This year, for the first time in modern Presidential politics, the frontrunner for the Republican nomination, Mitt Romney, has declined to fully participate in the long, absurd process leading up to caucus night.
Mario Dávalos, painter, Jersey City Every time the plane lands -- something that happens several times a year -- I rid my mind of my studio, my six-inch brushes, and everything else that is part of the semi absurd process of making art.
In fact they were by McGuinness, who edited Campanu into the history of the Ceausescu regime, reversing the absurd process by which its real dissident authors were edited out.
You can watch these shows because you are nothing like the men and women who put themselves through this absurd process and you enjoy reminding yourself why you have made the choices you made.
Sitting on the sidelines isn't an option — you can't win if you don't play — but it can be a bewildering and sometimes absurd process.
So used to this absurd process was the young prosecutor, Seth Zuckerman, that he never flinched as the cops went through the charade.
